Skyland Trail 2017 Annual Report

STRONGER THAN YOU KNOW | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT

STRONG 2017

Strength is getting out of bed every morning and facing a world that often feels uncertain and menacing. Strength is standing by someone who is struggling even when he pushes you away. Strength is defining who you are as an individual, separate and distinct from your family and friends.

S T R E N G T H I S W H AT I S E E E V E R Y DAY AT S K Y L A N D T R A I L .

Recovery is hard work. It takes incredible determination and perseverance from our clients and their families. Recovery also requires a community of people who invest their time, expertise, and resources into the futures of the people we serve. Our staff, our board members, our donors, and our partners in the community are all vital to advancing our mission and helping our clients achieve positive long-term outcomes.

Your support in 2017 helped Skyland Trail continue to innovate, improve, and grow. Admissions to our residential and day treatment programs increased 22 percent over the previous year. We added new services, including transcranial magnetic stimulation, an effective leading-edge therapy for treatment-resistant depression. Programs for families and alumni, which are made possible entirely through charitable giving, served more people. And we awarded $1.15 million in financial aid to help clients access and complete treatment.

Our 2017 client outcomes data, comparing assessments at admission with assessments at graduation, show significant improvements in our clients’ symptoms and functionality. These improvements are a testament to the quality of our treatment program and the fortitude and commitment of our clients and their families.

T H A N K YO U F O R H E L P I N G O U R

C LI E NT S D I SCOV E R TH E I R S TR E N GTH .

A N D T H A N K YO U F O R E N S U R I N G A STRONG PRESENT AND A STRONG FUTURE FOR SK YL AND TR AIL .

Elizabeth E. Finnerty, MBA, MHA President & CEO

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Skyland Trail saved my life.

I had been stuck and hopeless for years, in and out of inpatient hospitals and treatment programs.

Then I came to Skyland Trail and began making all the changes in myself I wanted to. The whole community is very supportive.

Being surrounded by clients who had been through similar experiences and understood what it was like made all the difference in the world.

–Emma G., Skyland Trail graduate

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our outreach and education efforts. In 2017, as we increased the number of clients and families served and continued to address the complex clinical needs of our patient population, we fortified our clinical team with additional experts and added new services and programming to our continuum of care.

YEAR IN REVIEW

TREATMENT SERVICES

• Skyland Trail received our eighth consecutive gold seal of approval from The Joint Commission. The Joint Commission is the nation’s preeminent standards-setting and accrediting body.

• Admissions to our residential and day treatment programs grew 22% from 2016 to 2017.

• As a result of our national outreach, we welcomed our first clients from Montana and Vermont, and saw an overall 20% increase in admissions from outside of Georgia.

• More clients participated in non-intensive and outpatient programs in 2017. For example, clients served in our Outpatient DBT program doubled from 40 in 2016 to 80 in 2017.

• The Glenn Family Wellness Clinic began offering transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) as a service for adults with treatment-resistant depression. Overall, the number of services offered in the Clinic grew 43% from 2016 to 2017.

• Additional clinical team members, located across four campuses, were hired to provide more individualized and immediate support to our clients.

And additional evening and weekend activities – including more community outings – were added to our residential and transitional living programs.

• The alumni program initiated peer support conference calls for out-of-state alumni. Weekly alumni activities are offered free-of-charge to Skyland Trail graduates and are made possible through charitable donations.

2017 CLIENT COMMUNITY

Diagnoses at Admission

Co-occurring Diagnoses*

Age at Admission

Gender**

47%  Major Depression 21%  Bipolar Illness 16%  Schizophrenia 11%  Anxiety

5%  Other

58%  Three or more 22%  Two diagnoses 20%  One diagnosis

58%  Ages 20%  Ages 11%  Ages 7%  Ages 4%  Ages

53%  Female 46%  Male < 1%  Gender neutral or non-binary

BY THE NUMBERS

EDUCATION

• Five continuing education workshops held at Skyland Trail engaged more than 200 Atlanta mental health professionals, and presentations to Atlanta area schools and civic groups reached more than 1,800 parents, students, and community leaders.

• In December, we hosted our third annual RESPECT Institute training course, offered by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities. Eight Skyland Trail graduates participated in the 3-1/2 day training course and learned ways to transform their personal recovery stories into educational and inspirational presentations.

18-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 55+

• Skyland Trail experts made presentations at 13 national conferences, sharing best practices and raising awareness among 1,200 professionals from around the country.

58%

of clients admitted were young adults, ages 18 to 25

58%

of clients have three or more co-occurring diagnoses

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of clients and families surveyed would recommend Skyland Trail to someone else

RESEARCH

• A research poster prepared by the Skyland Trail research department titled, “Screening, Delivering and Measuring Outcomes For Cognitive Remediation Training in a Private Non-Profit Community Mental Health Setting,” was presented at IPS, The Mental Health Services Conference 2017.

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*Co-occurring diagnoses include borderline personality disorder, substance misuse, anxiety disorders, and others ** Gender reporting includes transgender clients according to their gender identity

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2 017 T R E AT M E N T O U TCO M E S

Skyland Trail uses objective tools to assess how our patients advance in their treatment and make adjustments as needed.

Patients often have difficulty recognizing the progress they are making. Sometimes, seeing an objective measurement of

In 2017, measured outcomes confirm that our evidence-based psychiatric care, together with our holistic path to wellness, is effective.

Simply put, our clients get better.

clinical improvement – a change from score A to score B, or a trend

88% of all patients experienced a statistically significant improvement in functionality, symptoms and social relationships1

76% of all patients experienced a statistically significant improvement in hope2

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A FACILITIES ST LU S T R O N G S TA OU TCS STRO STRONG FINA R E P U TAO N S T ITIES STRONG RONG CILITIE ALUMNI STRO S TA F F S T R O N CLIENTS OUT MUNITY STRO STRO NG FINA STRONGANCE REP TION STR STRONG REPU STRONG FACI

of patients leave treatment with a positive attitude about taking psychiatric medication3

line going up on a graph – helps patients see and acknowledge the positive steps they are making in their recovery journeys.

In this way, outcomes help demonstrate that hard work

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pays off and reveal to our patients that they are stronger than they know.

–Raymond J. Kotwicki, MD, MPH, Charles B. West Chief Medical Officer

of patients with psychosis experienced statistically significant improvement in their thought disorder symptoms4

of patients with very severe and severe symptoms of depression experienced clinically significant reduction5

1 Results are significant at the p<.05 significance level. The 32-item Behavior and Symptom Identification Scale (BASIS-32): ©McLean University, Affiliate of Harvard Medical School.

2 Results are statistically significant at the p<.05 significance level. Beck Hopelessness Scale: Beck AT, Weissman A, Lester D, Trexler L. (1074). The measurement of pessimism: The Hopelessness Scale. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 42(6), 861-865.

3 Results are statistically significant at the P<.05 significance level. Medication Attitude Inventory: Hogan TP, Awad AG, & Eastwood R. (1983). A self-report scale predictive of drug compliance in schizophrenics: reliability and discriminative validity. Psychological Medicine, 13, 177-183.

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of patients who had clinically meaningful episodes of mania showed no symptoms of clinically meaningful mania at discharge6

of patients with anxiety experienced statistically significant improvement in control of anxiety7

4 Overall JE, Gorham DR. The Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale. Psychological Reports. 1962; 10:799-812.

5 Montgomery, S.A. & Åsberg, M. (1979). A new depression scale designed to be sensitive to change.

British Journal of Psychiatry, 134, 382-389.

6 Young RC, Biggs JT, Ziegler VE, Meyer DA: A rating scale for mania: reliability, validity and sensitivity. British Journal of Psychiatry, 133:429-435, 1978.

7 Hamilton M: The assessment of anxiety states by rating. British Journal of Medical Psychology, 32:50-55,1959.

A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G S TA O M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C LI E A F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G FAC I L IT N G C L I E N T S O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S TO A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FA G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N CO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G A A N C E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S T R O N G FAC U TATI O N S T R O N G F I N A N C E S S T R O N G CO M M U N IT Y S T R O N G O U TCO M E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G A LU M N I S L ITI E S S T R O N G R E P U TATI O N S T R O N G S TA F F S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G FAC I L ITI E S S T R O N G C L I E N T S S T R O N G CO M M U M S T

I’m 36 years old and I would not be MY NAME IS SARAH. here without the help of Skyland Trail and financial aid. I was born and raised in South Carolina. I grew up in a middleclass family; my mom taught school for 35 years, and my dad was in sales. I’m the youngest of three children.

I grew up in the shadow of my family. I always did the right thing and stayed out of trouble. I had an older sister and an older brother who often did get in trouble and I didn’t want to put any more burden on my parents, so I stayed in the shadow, did the right thing, and did well in school.

As an avid athlete, I received a scholarship to go to college. I played two sports in college: basketball and cross-country. I was never really the most popular kid, but I was never the biggest loser.

I was oftentimes just there doing what I was supposed to, or trying to at least.

I’ve experienced a lot of loss in my life. My father was absent during much of my childhood, so my grandparents raised me. When I was 18 years old my older brother, who was 21, died by suicide. I was the last person he spoke to that night. When I was 30 years old, I went through a horrific divorce after being in that relationship for 11 years. Throughout this, I never really learned how to how to deal with any of it and I didn’t know how to cope with it.

I put my head down, buried myself in work and continued to make sure everybody else around me was doing okay.

I was always the caretaker. This worked great for me until I was about 34 years old, which is about two years ago, when things slowly started falling apart. I became very isolated and depressed.

I did seek help through a therapist as well as a psychiatrist. Unfortunately, I was to the point where that was not helping at all. The therapist referred me to Skyland Trail in October 2016. When I got to Skyland Trail, I had completely forgotten how to feel or how to express any of my emotions.

I was always just numb to everything. I didn’t understand what was going on. I felt hopeless.

I completed the DBT program at Skyland Trail as well as some of the outpatient DBT program.

In fall 2017, I had to be hospitalized because I was having suicidal thoughts that became unmanageable. Once I was stabilized, I was fortunate enough to immediately return to Skyland Trail to work through the CBT program. This was a huge turning point for me and the only reason that it was possible was because I was awarded financial aid.

I’ve had good jobs. I’ve been successful. But, I was not in the financial state to be able to put myself through treatment. With the financial aid, I was able to really focus on myself and focus on my recovery and for that I am forever grateful. I was able to completely stop work and just focus on the treatment that Skyland Trail offers. With the unique and holistic approach of Skyland Trail, I feel like 100 percent a better person. I am probably in the best place I have ever been since I can remember in my life and I’m forever grateful for it. It’s really been a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

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COMMUNITY SUPPORT

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of clients received financial aid awards in 2017

9,002

$

average award per recipient in 2017

1.15M

$

total financial aid distributed in 2017

12.3M

$

Important changes are rarely achieved by one person acting alone.

Each gift and act of service received from the community strengthens our ability to help our clients reach recovery.

Every new donor and corporate sponsor reinforces our capacity to provide world-class treatment and excellent care. Ongoing and sustaining commitments allow us to build up and improve our treatment program year over year and ensure that Skyland Trail will be available as a place of hope and healing for families now and for many generations to come.

ABOUT FINANCIAL AID

While clients and families are responsible for a portion of their treatment costs, our Mark C. West Financial Aid Program helps fill the gap. Financial aid helps clients stay in treatment longer, giving them time to fully develop the skills needed to sustain recovery and prevent relapse after leaving Skyland Trail. Beyond the financial impact, financial aid awards relieve stress and help families focus on what is truly important – supporting their loved ones and helping their families heal.

WHY WE GIVE by Rob Brugh

Skyland Trail was our family’s last resort to help our youngest daughter. We felt like we had tried everything and we did not know where else to go.

Our daughter’s diagnosis was elusive, and she had a mixture of related mental illnesses. We had tried private schools, therapy, medicine, and even an extended stay at a mental health facility. We never got an accurate diagnosis, and things were going downhill. Finally, our daughter decided she wanted and needed help.

got results, when no one else did.

I saw a Skyland Trail brochure in her therapist’s office.

I don’t know what makes Skyland unique, other than Skyland was the only place that helped my daughter and our family. My daughter has been out of Skyland for a little over a year now, and the difference in her life has been dramatic.

We’ve learned that recovery is never a straight line, but her trajectory has been steadily heading up with minor dips in between. She is living independently, and her life management skills are steadily improving. Through Skyland Trail’s holistic programs that focused on healthy minds and bodies, she has lost a significant amount of weight, which has improved her physical health and given her a huge boost

awarded since 1999

Rob and Janine Brugh. Photo by Hunter Sheldon.

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The bottom line is, Skyland Trail

of much-needed confidence. My wife and I still play supporting roles, but we are no longer bouncing from one crisis to the next.

We have learned to be patient with progress and to celebrate each small step forward.

I am very reluctant to tell people what charitable causes one should devote their resources to, so I will only explain why we chose to give to Skyland Trail. Mental illness is beginning to make it into society’s consciousness but still has a long way to go. I think we are on the cusp of a more universal understanding that mental illness is not a weakness of character but a medical illness with many effective treatments available.

Until this broader understanding is reached, many individuals continue to suffer without access to good treatment options, and their families and communities suffer as well. Skyland Trail is leading the charge in effectively treating those of us with mental illness and raising awareness that, with treatment, individuals with a mental health diagnosis can live productive, meaningful lives.

That is why we decided to support Skyland Trail. Bottom line is: Skyland Trail got results, when no one else did. Our daughter has more work to do but she now has hope because she has experienced happiness.

I believe she is on her way to a fulfilling life, and Skyland Trail was a huge component of this change.

People show their strength in so many different ways – solving problems, removing barriers, breaking records. Through my involvement with Skyland Trail, I’ve seen a special kind of strength. When I hear the stories of clients and families who are working hard to hold on to hope and use newly developed skills to make tomorrow better than today, I see a resilience and courage that is inspiring. I am also inspired by the dedication and compassion of the Skyland Trail experts who help clients find and use their strength to heal and thrive. My family and I are proud to support Skyland Trail through our charitable giving.

Cara Isdell Lee

Skyland Trail Advisory Board Member

At IBERIABANK, we strongly believe in supporting the communities we serve. As a company, one of our highest priorities is giving back to organizations, like Skyland Trail, that truly make a difference in our local communities.

Individuals living with mental illness are ‘stronger than you know,’ and we proudly support them and their families as they work toward healthy futures with guidance and aid from the caring experts at Skyland Trail.

Mark Tipton Executive Vice President, Georgia Regional President, IBERIABANK Member, Skyland Trail Board of Directors

IBERIABANK was a gold sponsor of the 2017 Skyland Trail Associates Spring Luncheon and a gold sponsor of the 2017 Benefits of Laughter.

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GIVING HIGHLIGHTS

1,000 Individuals attended a fundraising event in 2017

The reason we chose Skyland Trail as the beneficiary of our 5K is because we all know someone affected by mental illness. Most people don’t talk about it, but it’s an important topic to address in our communities. We want to help raise awareness and highlight

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325 First-time donors

New leadership donors (gifts of $1,000 and above)

Increase in Grateful Families donors

21 New corporate sponsors across our three fundraising events

THE ROAD TO RECOVERY

FINDING HUMOR IN THE JOURNEY

ASSOCIATES DECK THE HALLS

In July, Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) hosted the Rhino Family 5K, a road race benefiting Skyland Trail.

Over 220 participants, including employees, family, friends and community members, raised $10,000 for Skyland Trail. Other race sponsors included OTR Capital, Marquee Insurance Group, and PayHawk.

Owner of Atlanta comedy club Laughing Skull Lounge, Marshall Chiles, donated his time and talent to teach a six week comedy class at Skyland Trail. At the end of the class, participating clients learned how to find humor in their recovery journeys and each performed a 5-minute routine for their peers at a community meeting.

Members of the Skyland Trail Associates volunteered throughout the year to enhance client services and help make Skyland Trail a homeaway-from-home for our clients. In December, several Associates spent a day decorating our campuses for the holidays, ensuring our facilities and gardens reflected the hope and warmth of the holiday season for our clients and their families.

the great work Skyland Trail

LAISSEZ LES BON TEMP ROULER

does day in and day out.

– Kevin Nolan, NTG Founder and CEO, Skyland Trail Advisory Board Member

Katie Dozier, Kevin Nolan, Ashley David, Chris Cline

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In February, The Voilà Foundation held its 2nd Annual Roswell Mardi Gras Ball at The Pavilion at Olde Towne. The fundraiser, sponsored by BrandBank, raised $50,000 with nearly 300 guests in attendance. Proceeds from the event benefited Skyland Trail and the Roswell Woman’s Club.

Nancy Izlar, Sarah Goodman, and Suci Jackson

PLANNED GIVING: THE CYPRESS SOCIETY

We extend our sincere thanks to the individuals and families who have made legacy gifts that will ensure that Skyland Trail continues to meet the needs of future generations through state-of-the-art facilities and innovative, leading-edge treatment programs.

As of December 31, 2017: Anonymous (5) Elizabeth Alexander Charlotte Pierce-Baker and Houston Baker Ellen and Roland Behm Shelby and Dick Bryant Sarah Aline Carpenter* Chris Cline Cecil Conlee

Margaret Perdue Denny Vivian Noble DuBose Cynthia and John L. Ferguson Elizabeth E. Finnerty and David Martin Margaret V. Finnerty Carol and William H. Fox* Dorothy C. Fuqua* Helen and John C. Gordon Anne and Bernard Gray Wally G. Hills and Thomas D. Hills

Kristin and Jim Howard Dorothy O. Jackson* Douglas E. Jackson Glen O. Jackson Jane and Clay Jackson Beth C. Jones Patrick M. Kelly Dixie and Duey Kerper Raymond James Kotwicki, MD, MPH Amy R. Kreisler Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher

Betts Culp Love Melissa and Chris Lowe Maryland and Don McCarty Jay D. Mitchell Jackie and Tony Montag Elizabeth C. and Harry G. Moore, Jr. Doris and Jeff Muir Karen and Richard Parker Mary Anne Quin Nancy and Ted Spetnagel Michelle and Stephen Sullivan

Margaret and Randolph W. Thrower* Diana and Mark Tipton Janet and John* Turman Pennie and Dan Walden Brooke Trible Weinmann Marjorie and Charles West* Mark C. West Marjorie C. Wynne John B. Zellars, Jr. *Deceased

ENDOWED CHARLES B. WEST CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER

In October 2017, Skyland Trail announced the permanent endowment of the chief medical officer position in honor of founding board member, Charles B. West. The establishment of the endowed position of Charles B. West Chief Medical Officer was made possible with support from a charitable remainder unitrust from the late Mr. and Mrs. West, in addition to support from The West Foundation.

The purpose of the endowed position is to provide sustaining support for Skyland Trail and to enable the organization to continue its leadership and innovation in the field of mental health care.

Charles West helped establish Skyland Trail as an early leader in the delivery of respectful, effective, patient-focused mental health treatment. I am honored to be named the inaugural Charles B. West Chief Medical Officer. â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Raymond J. Kotwicki, MD, MPH , Charles B. West Chief Medical Officer

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2017 DONORS Gifts made throughout the year, including program-specific donations.

Skyland Trail is especially grateful for leadership donors who made gifts of $1,000 and above.

Catherine Shropshire Hardman Spray Foundation Inc.

Patty and Doug Reid Voices of Hope, Inc. Betsy and Mark West

Gifts of $15,000 - $99,999

Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999

Gifts of $100,000 and above

Anonymous Betsy and Scott Akers Connolly Family Foundation, Inc. Fraser-Parker Foundation Abby and John Irby Jane and Clay Jackson The Lanier-Goodman Foundation Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher The Rich Foundation The John and Polly Sparks Foundation The VoilĂ Foundation, Inc. Lisa and Vincent West

Gifts of $10,000 - $14,999 Anonymous Hugh M. Inman Foundation Isdell Family Foundation Patricia Toy Johnson Carrie and Whit Lanier Betts Culp Love Libby and Brooks Barge Jackie and Tony Montag Nolan Transportation Group

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Anonymous (3) The Akers Foundation, Inc. Carol and Walter Berman Camp-Younts Foundation Mary Virginia and Peter Coffman The Cross Foundation Epps Aviation The John and Mary Franklin Foundation Duvall and Rex Fuqua Gellerstedt Family Fund Rand and Seth Hagen IBERIABANK Lou Brown Jewell Amy and Nevin Kreisler The Martha & Wilton Looney Foundation Inc. Bett and Ray Moses The Shauna and Jim Muhl Giving Fund Lee and Steve Olsen Cecelia and David Ratcliffe Emily Winship Scott Foundation Mary and Tom Watson

Gifts of $1,000 - $4,999 Donna and David Allman Wendy and Neal Aronson Charlotte Pierce-Baker and Houston Baker Susan Baumgartel Donna and Mark Bergeson Carrie and Andy Beskin Trudie and Mike Bisciotti Emily and Eric Bleke Sami and Michael Bolger Kit and David Bowlin Tracy and Steve Cahillane CBRE Foundation, Inc. Cherokee Garden Club Celia and Jack Chue Chris Cline Lynda and Richard Courts Overton & Lavona Currie Foundation Betty Jo and Andy Currie Annelly Deets Christie and Doug Derrick Jenifer and Mike Dobbs Barbara and DeWitt Ezell Cindy and John Ferguson Marge Finnerty Mimi and Ed Fiorentino Jennifer Fuqua Fowler Shearon and Taylor Glover Katy and Marc Goodrich

Hill Hardman Becca and Rudy Harrell Allison and Ben Hill The Hills Family Foundation Kristin and Jim Howard Sue and Dan Huff Abby and John Irby Claire and Glen Jackson Bobbi Cleveland and Stan Jones Whitney Jones David & Jennifer Kahn Family Foundation, Inc. Sarah and Jim Kennedy Kiwanis Foundation of Atlanta, Inc. Lois and Lucy Lampkin Foundation Lesko Family Valerie and David Love Melissa and Chris Lowe Kim and Greg Marks Jody and Dan McGrew Liz and Alfred Means Michael Mock and Clinton Lane Rice Mimi Monet Moran Family Foundation Doris and Jeff Muir Janine and Mike Nell Irene and Jim Nowicki Colleen and Sam Nunn Beth and David Park Betsy and Mark Riley

(L) Kim Marks and Valerie Love; (Center) Margie Wynne, Robby & Tyler Wynne, Robert Wynne; (R) Bill & Christine Ragland, Jane & Clay Jackson, Karen & Richard Parker

H. English & Ermine Cater Robinson Foundation, Inc. Lou and Paul Roth Phillip Sadler Beth and James Scott William Shaffer Eloise and Stephen Shepherd Liz and Chas Smithgall Michelle and Steve Sullivan TEGNA Foundation TOOTSIES George Van Dyke Mary Louise and Greg Ward Virgil P. Warren Foundation Brooke and Winston Weinmann Elizabeth and Chris Willett Lou Winship Young Family Fund John and Randy Zellars Kay and Joe Zolkowski

Gifts of $100 - $999 Anonymous Madeline and Howell Adams Anita and Thomas Adams Lea Agnew Elizabeth Alexander Virginia and Bond Almand Gretchen and Craig Anderson Debbie and Paul Anderson

STRONG SUPPORT

Anjali and Bobby Arnold Phyllis and John Atkinson Beth and Bruce Badgett Suzanne Baker Alexandra Balzer Mary Helen and Jack Bashlor Clarence Bashlor Melissa Batis Tonya Beckett-Johnson Kevin Bergquist Jackie and Jay Berkelhamer Kathy and Ken Bernhardt Glenda Berthelot Yves Berthelot Blind Ambition Management Dr. Elizabeth Boswell Nancy and Carl Bowen Sumner and Wes Bradshaw Lanie and Robert Brandon Ann and Kingman Brown Deborah and Arthur Browning Kathy and Benjamin Bryant Mary and Eric Burns Nelda and Frank Cairns Anneliese Camrud Nancy and Dan Carithers Carol Cartus Barbara and Gary Caruso Sally and Jim Chafin Carson Chinn Susie and Clyde Click Jean and Robert Cochoy Dawn Collinge Lillian Conlee Angela and Andrew Connell Courts and Becky Cooledge Family Fund Perry Cox Jeffrey Crowder Melinda Dang Shelley Danser Ashley David Ann and Seth Davies Nancy and Joe Davis Danielle Deane Charlene and Frank DeBorde Margaret and Dallas Denny Susan and Ron Determann Richard Dixon Katie and Taylor Dozier

Carolyn Dozier Druid Hills Garden Club Ryan and Sam Dunlap Cheryl and Daniel DuPree Mindy and Mike Egan Lisa and Carl Eikhoff Daisy Ellis Yael and Jon Ellis Employment Learning Innovations, Inc. Everywhere LLC Susan and Dan Faulk Pam and Hank Fellows Debbie and Ric Felker Beth Finnerty and David Martin The Fischer Trust Pat and Lisa Flood Elaine and Steve Franklin Jamie Gaddy Nizida and Pedro Garcia Marsha and John Gates Lisa and Cove Geary Steve Gelfand John Gentry Amy and Chris Gilfriche Katie and Ryan Grant Susan and Phil Greene Kathi and Billy Gunn Pam and Jim Hagle Sally and Steve Harbison Nancy and Don Harrelson Elizabeth and Joe Harris Annette and Pete Hasbrook Heekin Family Fund Ann Helms Laura and Brian Henry Ellen and Gary Henschen Helen and Jeff Herbert Ellen and David Herold Buddy Hicks Beth Higbie Deborah and Peter Hill Barbara Hirschowitz Mary Ann Hite Ellen and Jack Holland Arlene and Michael Hormann Doug Hurd Caroline Irion Jewell Properties of Amelia Island LLC Cedrella Jones-Taylor

Martha and George Kaulbach Johnetta and John Kearns Betty Kegley Kelly King Dr. Bill Klopstock Mr. and Mrs. Charles Konas Ray Kotwicki and Todd Pouwels Jody and Harry Kuniansky Cathy and Michael Labanowski Kim LaBoone Desiree Lambert Carrie and Whit Lanier Laurie Lashomb Joyce Latimer The Lee Group, SunTrust Banks, Inc. Nancy Wiggins-Lester and Bill Lester Licensed Professional Counselors Association of Georgia Loeb Family Foundation, Inc. Lynda and Don Loeffler Mara and Bert Loftman Martha Logan Richard Long Becky and Bob Lough Lisa and Philip Luberoff Missy and Patrick Madden MARTA Employees Charity Club Maryland and Don McCarty Sally and Mike Masters Dr. Steven McDaniel Natoya McMurray Jean and Bill Millkey Amanda Mitskevich Amy Yousefi and Mostafa Modirrousta Andrea and Ned Montag Beth and Harry Moore Betsy and Sandy Morehouse Freya and Carlos Muniz Elizabeth and Mike Nadal Bill Naleid Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nappi Katrina and Godfrey Newton Jeanne O’Bryan Cynthia Odom Timothy O’Donnell Lynn and Galen Oelkers Anna and James Ostervold Jean and Bill Parker Bettie Patterson

Martha and Billy Payne Penny and Billy Peebles Wilds Pierce Eleanor Post Kathryn and Donald Pouwels Jeanmarie and Alan Quarterman Suzy Quenzer Mary Anne Quin Chrissy and Keene Reese Cynthia and Michael Reid Jill and Craig Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice Caryl and Frank Rinker Ana and Eric Robbins Susan and Jim Roberson Russell & Associates, Inc. Jane and Rein Saral Darva and Daraka Satcher Scott Schap Janet and Ira Schwartz Sarah Scorza Laura Sellers Beth and Jerry Shaifer Susan and Jim Shepherd Libba and Bill Shortridge Caryl and Ken Smith Mary-Teresa and Craig Smith Ann Smith Kevin Snodgrass Jeffrey Spaulding Yvonne and Robert Spiotta Tad and Melissa Stahel Jerrine Stanbury Lauren Standish Suzanne and Craig Stone Cindy Strella Nola and Andy Stull Melissa and Fred Sturgis Maureen and Michael Sullivan Cynthia and Bill Tate The Tharpe Foundation Phylliss Till Diana and Mark Tipton Rebecca and Bruce Treadway June and Chesley Tredway Kelly Turner Jill Tyrer Jill and Jeff Vantosh Kim Venable

Vencore Carolyn Vigtel Susie and Patrick Viguerie Cathy and Jimmy Walker Ally and Todd Wandtke Yueming and Youjiang Wang Robert Waterman Ruth and Charles Wellborn Marguerite and Marshall Wellborn Susan and Walter Wellman Karen and Chuck Wharton Joe White Kaki Williams Susan Willingham Kiki Wilson Lauren and Robert Winborne Lynne Winship Sally and Oran Woodall Sherry and Billy Wren Margie and Robert Wynne Carolyn and Jon York

BENEFITS OF LAUGHTER 2017 Event Chairs Jane and Clay Jackson Patron Committee Chairs Christine and Bill Ragland Corporate Committee Chair Andy Stull

Leadership ZWJ Investment Counsel

Diamond Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty Delta Air Lines

Platinum Anonymous Isdell Family Foundation Donna and Stan Sands Margie and Robert Wynne

Gold Angel Oak Companies Jennifer and Tom Bell BNY Mellon Wealth Management BrandBank The Brookdale Group

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2017 DONORS (continued)

Duvall and Rex Fuqua Lorre and George Gaudiosi Shearon and Taylor Glover Anne and Berny Gray Holder Construction Company IBERIABANK Beth and Don Inman Tish and John Inman Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) Jennifer and David Kahn The Klump Family Foundation Amy and Nevin Kreisler Jet Linx Masters Capital Management, LLC Sue and John McKinley MONTAG Karen and Richard Parker Patty and Doug Reid Andrea and Tim Rollins The Sartain Lanier Family Foundation Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Voices of Hope, Inc. Betsy and Mark West

Silver Atlantic American Corporation BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Nancy and Doug Bryant and Sherlock’s Wine Merchant CBRE Crawford Investment Counsel Donna and Chip Davidson Emory Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP Katie and Reade Fahs Goldman, Sachs & Co. Gray Television, Inc. Greenberg Traurig LLP Rand and Seth Hagen Hennessy Automobile Companies Houlihan Lokey JPMorgan Chase Bank Kalka and Baer, LLC Valerie and David Love Melissa and Chris Lowe Jackie and Tony Montag Doris and Jeff Muir Sharon and Bill Oglesby

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Printpack Regions Bank Russell Reynolds Associates Shiver Hamilton, LLC Nola and Andy Stull Wells Fargo Bank Elizabeth and Chris Willett

Bronze Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, Private Wealth Group Kit and David Bowlin Kate and Lyons Brewer Nan and Ed Easterlin Douglas J. Hertz Family Foundation, Inc. Allison and Ben Hill Dorothy Jordan and Tom Grathwohl Miller + Boyd NAI Brannen Goddard, LLC Northwestern Benefit Corporation Beth and David Park PNC Christine and Bill Ragland Reicon Capital, LLC Harrison and Brennan Spry Brooke and Winston Weinmann

Patron Anonymous Kristie and Charles Abney David Adams Helen Ballard Libby and Brooks Barge Olivia and John Barge Ginny and Charles Brewer Lisa and William Bridges Boog and Sam Candler Aimee and Tom Chubb Amy and Cecil Conlee Kathy and Tom Cotney Coxe, Curry & Associates Cushman & Wakefield Gayle and David Demarest Kate and Jim Denny Margaret and Dallas Denny Jenifer and Mike Dobbs Vivian and Sam DuBose Janice Durant

Cindy and John Ferguson Jennifer and Marty Flanagan Jennifer Fuqua Fowler Carol Goodman Elizabeth and Sheffield Hale Susan and Jim Hannan Meg Heyer Wally and Tommy Hills Kristin and Jim Howard Katie and West Johnson Mary Gossett and Marsh King Ken Kraft Carrie and Whit Lanier Stacey and Don Leebern Deborah and Bill Liss Claudia and Alex Livingston Elizabeth and Tom Long Betts Culp Love Anne and Michael Marino Kathleen and Ray Michaels Susan and Bob Mills Denise and Jay Mitchell Anne and Jeff Neikirk Michelle and Jeff Neville Kim and Tom Noonan Marbury Rainer Becky and Mark Riley Tricia and Maurice Rosenbaum Peggy and John Shepard Becca and Clyde Shepherd Carolyn and Bill Shiverick Caryl and Ken Smith Summit Investors, LLC Maria and Tim Tassopoulos June and Michael Tompkins Susan and Glenn Warren Mary and Tom Watson Martine and Andy Weber Ruth and Charles Wellborn Leslie and David Wierman Windham Brannon P.C. Yates Insurance Agency

Friends Anonymous Joanna and Al Adams Chris and Scott Arnold Yum and Ross Arnold Courtnay and Scott Bazemore

Rebecca and Erik Becker Camry Blaising Marc Bosworth Mary and John Brock Laurie and Gordon Buchmiller CenterPoint Properties Chris Cline Kristin Clyde Laura Deisley Susan and Dan Faulk Louise and Bruce Faurot Jennifer and David Foster Kathi and Bob Goddard Julia and Bayne Hill Sheila and Bill Hodges Ellen and Jack Holland W. Brandon Houston Lauren and Bo Jackson Molly and John Jamieson Ellen and Ray Jones Sandy and Robert Larmore Liz and Peter Lauer Kim and Stephen McCollam Ginny and Guy Millner Elizabeth and Mike Nadal Tricia and Hod Nalle Oxford Industries Foundation, Inc.

Jean and Bill Parker Ruth and Garry Schaefer Jodi and Tom Schoborg Paul B. and Mildred Seydel Foundation, Inc. Thad Sheely Mary-Heather Sheridan Liz and Chas Smithgall David Solomon Penny and Edward Tokash Bill and Ann Viehman Jennifer Waddy Olivia and Zach Wall Leigh and Tim Walsh Maryanne and William Winchester

SOUTHERN SHINDIG 2017 Event Chairs Katherine and Jason Deere

Leadership Sponsor The Sands Family Charitable Fund

IPA Sponsors Anonymous Everest Family Foundation The Hendon Family Printpack

Getting involved and volunteering my time to Skyland Trail has led to such a greater appreciation of what it takes to run, fund and operate such a top notch treatment center. The organization doesn’t run on its own, but rather is bolstered by dedicated staff, passionate volunteers and a community that understands the unparalleled resources Skyland Trail provides. In many cases, individuals who arrive at Skyland Trail are already at their wit’s end, hopeless and frustrated from multiple attempts at treatment. Skyland is such a light for clients and their families and has the ability and history of changing lives and returning joy to individuals who never thought that day would come. For these reasons and many more, I will always have the greatest respect for Skyland Trail and the people who choose to support it.

– Reeves Henritze, Skyland Trail donor, 2017 Southern Shindig Auction Chair

(L) Andy & Nola Stull; (Center) Karen Parker, Fraser Parker, Lib Quirk; (R) Tommy & Wally Hills, John & Olivia Barge, Brooks & Libby Barge

Georgia Brown Sponsors Carlock, Copeland & Stair LLP Colliers International First Beacon Investments, Inc. Morgan and Alan Hamilton Griff and Charles Smithgall Weathington McGrew

Blue Supporters Libby and Brooks Barge Emily and Eric Bleke Catherine and TJ Callaway Maddie and Connor Davidson Eileen and Joe Gebbia Cindy and Dave Jollay Catherine and Kenny Kraft Amy and Nevin Kreisler Betts Culp Love Kate and Michael Monk Treacy and Mark Shaw

Gifts in Kind and Special Thanks Acquisitions Alison Blue Audrey Allman Designs Blast Clary Bosbyshell Castellucci Hospitality Group DAS BBQ Connor Davidson Donna and Chip Davidson DEFINE body & mind

Delta Air Lines Margaret Denny Mike Dobbs Doruka Sushi Kwynn and Chris Everest FlyWheel Gusto Allie Hendee Fred and Terry Henritze Kendra Scott Maggie Mathews Wingo Harrison Martin Missy McGuirk Maude Onward Reserve Pink Barre Red’s Outfitters S. Carter Designs Sally King Benedict SculptHouse Laura Service Treacy Shaw Sherlock’s Wine Merchant Smocking Bird Kids Farley Sirockman Southwest St. Cecilia Michael Stanley Stellar Bodies Teil Duncan The Fifth Group The St. Regis

Total Row Fitness W. Port West Coast Workout Robby Wynne

ASSOCIATES LUNCHEON 2017 Associates President: Diana Tipton Associates Vice President: Sue McKinley

Gold Sponsors Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty IBERIABANK Tanner, Ballew and Maloof, Inc.

Gold Patrons Anonymous Betsy West

Silver Sponsors Anna Paré, M.D. – Dermatology Consultants GenSpring Family Offices Northwestern Mutual Goodwin, Wright Sons Automotive Group VEININNOVATIONS Westphal & Barber Tutoring

Silver Patrons Nancy Caswell Donna Davidson Duvall Fuqua

Amy Kreisler Karen Parker

Table Hosts Tracy Cahillane Cindy Ferguson Beth Inman Valerie Love Tricia Nalle Beth Park Leigh Pollard Christine Ragland Becky Riley Patti Thomas Mary Watson

Donors Joanna Adams Tami Ayres Karen Bailey Deborah Bald Helen Ballard Trudie Bisciotti Susan Boyd Julie Bradbury Katie Bronstein Nancy Bryant Marion Bunker Tracy Cahillane Nancy Calhoun Helen Caudill Mary Virginia Coffman

Diana Conway Gwynie Dennard Shannon Dixon Elizabeth Docker Elizabeth Doran Sally Dorsey Doris Fuller Dallie Gaskin Evia Golde Carol Goodman Maggie Goodsell Barbara Grondzki Shelby Gutenberger Kim Hall Patty Hatcher Sally Hauptfuhrer Julie Hill Keisha Hines Melanie Hong Clayton Howell Kari Hudson Nancy Izlar Helen Izlar Liza Jancik Katie Johnson Jennifer Kahn Johnetta Kearns Mary Ellen Klinger Loretta Lepore Julie Levine Mary Lindgren

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2017 DONORS (continued)

Lee Loughran Betts Culp Love Cindy Mallard Pattie McCrady Marjette McDonnell Lorraine Miller Ashley Miller Denise Mitchell Kate Monk Lauren Monroe Jackie Montag Ashley Morris Stephanie Nalley Carleen Newsome Katrina Newton Kim Nolte Swati Patel Wendy Petersen Bet Pope Christine Propst Jen Puricelli Jeanmarie Quarterman Lib Quirk Cathy Rhodes Shayla Rumely Ruth Schaefer Jodi Schoborg Katherine Scott Beth Shaifer Sally Singletary Lisa Smith

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Hampty Smith Shirley Anne Smith Liz Smithgall Lee Sobel Elizabeth Spratlin Harrison Spry Tricia Stevens Susan Thigpen Georgia Thompson Jan Wallace Leigh Walsh Susan Warren Jay Weber Brooke Weinmann Kendrick Williams Jennifer Wilson Gifts in Kind and Special Thanks Abbey Glass Anna Paré, M.D. – Dermatology Consultants, P.C. James Hurley Designs Laura Pearce, Ltd. Woo Skincare + Cosmetics Ursula Wiedman Models VEININNOVATIONS

ASSOCIATES FUND DONATIONS 2017 Gayle Alston Cyndae Arrendale Karen Bailey Lindsay Bender

Campbell Bleke Claire Bowen Julie Bradbury Suzette Brading Melissa Buckner Marion Bunker Nancy Calhoun Mary Virginia Coffman Diana Conway Becky Cooledge Kathy Cotney Ann Culley Joni Cushing Donna Davidson Charlene DeBorde Shannon Dixon Deanna Dooley Carol Doty Vivian DuBose Elizabeth Ebert Cindy Ferguson Jennifer Foster Duvall Fuqua Jennifer Fuqua Fowler Carol Gellerstedt Nancy Glenn Georgina Goldsmith Carol Goodman Caroline Greatrex Elizabeth Hale Linda Harris Sally Hauptfuhrer

Meg Heyer Mary Ann Hite Julene Hodges Melanie Hong Kristin Howard Robin Howell IBERIABANK Abby Irby Helen Izlar Joan Johnston Jennifer Kahn Mika Kawana Amy Kreisler Carrie Lanier Liz Lauer Mary Lindgren Dana Lindsay Betts Culp Love Valerie Love Kim Marks Cindy Martin Courtney Martin Lorri McClain Kim McCollam Jody McGrew Sue McKinley Lorraine Miller Kate Monk Lauren Monroe Andrea Montag Liz Mori Lauer Page Morocco

(L) Marty & Jennifer Flanagan; (Center/left) Andrea & Ned Montag, Rand & Seth Hagen; (Center/right) Mary Pat Crouch, Ty Smith, Brooke Wienmann, Cindy Ferguson; (R) Lisa & John Snodgrass

Nida Mudd Elizabeth Nadal Marian Nesmith Alice Nolen Kristin Norton Kathleen O’Donnell Beth Park Laura Pearce Wendy Petersen Leigh Pollard Michelle Pope Elizabeth Pritchard Kay Quigley Lib Quirk Patty Reid Denise Rezek Becky Riley Andrea Rollins Tricia Rosenbaum Jodi Schoborg Miyuki Sheppard Carolyn Shiverick Liz Smithgall Mary Kelly Speed Elizabeth Spiegel Elizabeth Spratlin Harrison Spry Tricia Stevens Jennifer Streeter Marie Stribling Nola Stull Michelle Sullivan

Dunwreath Swanson Susan and Bill Thigpen Diana Tipton Caroline Tucker Janet Turman Leigh Walsh Mary Watson Jay Weber Caroline Weimar Betsy West Jennifer Wilson Sally Woodall Margie Wynne

HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS Gifts in Memory

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nappi Jeanne O’Bryan (on behalf of the Kennedy Space Center) Anita and Robert Parrish Eric Perritt Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Richards Jeffrey Spaulding Tricia and Kurt Tezel Phylliss Till Colleen Uhlir Vencore Susie and Patrick Viguerie Claudia and Michael Warren Robert Waterman Peggy Wehrman Susan Willingham

Kevin Baker Ashley and Prescott Miller

Marvin Bowen Nancy and Carl Bowen Jean and Robert Cochoy

Selwyn Begner Jody and Harry Kuniansky

Kenny Bowes Ann and Seth Davies

Oliver Bolger Phyllis and John Atkinson Clarence Bashlor Mary Helen and Jack Bashlor Melissa Batis John Black Sami and Michael Bolger Kathy and Benjamin Bryant Jeffrey Crowder Melinda Dang Charlene and Frank DeBorde Richard Dixon Linda and Ralph Esposito Amy and Chris Gilfriche Annette and Pete Hasbrook Heekin Family Fund Betty Kegley Ann Marie Keim Laurie Lashomb Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Lienhard Joseph Llinas Richard Long Lisa and Philip Luberoff Joseph Madden Mary and Doug Marsteller Amanda Mitskevich

Jane Caldwell Daisy Ellis Julie Ann Chancellor Jamie Gaddy Elizabeth B. Cox Perry Cox Joe Dodd Donna and David Allman Mary Arrington Eve and Roger Bartlett Deborah and Arthur Browning Nelda and Frank Cairns Mary Jane and Lou Chester Frances and Judson Davis Beth Finnerty and David Martin Elaine and Steve Franklin Nancy and Thomas Gambeski Gayle Giles Kathi and Billy Gunn Pam and Jim Hagle Sylvia and Charles Harrison Buddy Hicks The Lee Group, SunTrust Banks, Inc. Mara and Bert Loftman

Myrtle and John Marshall Charlotte and Jim McCloskey Polly and Ellis Mills Margaret and Jim Milton Anna and James Ostervold Wilds Pierce Barbara and Craig Price Nancy Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rice Nancy and Bill Robinson Russell & Associates, Inc. Thomas Shelton Jerrine Stanbury Suzanne and Craig Stone Cynthia and Bill Tate June and Chesley Tredway Charlotte Walker Betsy and Mark West Margie and Robert Wynne

Marzena Holly and Dr. Mike Luke Beth and Harry Moore Will Hudson Kate and Michael Monk Duncan Kaulbach Martha and George Kaulbach Kathy Kelly Shelley Danser Mrs. and Reverend Raymond Kotwicki Kathryn and Donald Pouwels Lucille Manis Paula Vineyard Ruth and Roy D. Mitchell, Sr., Jean and Langdon C. Quin, Jr., and Caroline Quin Mitchell Lethea and Doug Mitchell

Dennis Easter Joyce Latimer

Judy Naleid Bill Naleid

Sally Faletti Judy and Paul Faletti

Ed Noble Anonymous Betsy and Mark West

William R. Finnerty Marge Finnerty Bill Fox Nancy and Dan Carithers Natalie Fuller Doris Fuller Pedro J. Garcia Nizida and Pedro Garcia Dr. William J. Klopstock Mimi Monett Donna Gaudiosi Beth Finnerty and David Martin Cara Bedford Hanin Carson Chinn Lorne Hite Lanie and Robert Brandon Mary Ann Hite Marzena Holly Arlene and Michael Hormann

Michael O’Donnell Kathleen O’Donnell William A. Parker, Jr. Beth Finnerty and David Martin Duvall and Rex Fuqua Mary Anne Quin John Turman Deborah and Richard Childers Ashley David Julie Dudkowski Bill and Ann Viehman Katherine Wellons Maida and Baxter Evans Marjorie and Charles West Bettie Patterson Allison Williams Anita and Thomas Adams Mark Wynne Susan and Jim Shepherd

Gifts in Honor Elizabeth Alexander Maryland and Don McCarty Atlanta Fine Homes Jennifer Waddy Kate Badgett Beth and Bruce Badgett Charlotte and Houston Baker Natalie Baggett Madison Ballester Susan Baumgartel Robyn and Tom Barkin Jackie and Tony Montag Joannie Bates Kelly Turner Alexandra Berthelot Glenda Berthelot John Bibb Emmanuel Verret Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bowes Ann and Seth Davies Lindsey Brown Ann and Kingman Brown Catherine and TJ Callaway Suzanne Baker Lane and Richard Courts Cara Isdell Lee and Zak Lee Shelley Danser Maryland and Don McCarty Donna and Chip Davidson Julie and David Vickers Claudia and Richard deMayo Debbie and Paul Anderson Margaret Denny Helen Ballard Skyland Trail’s Development Team Margaret and Dallas Denny

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2017 DONORS (continued)

Katie Dozier Michelle Hiskey

Duvall and Rex Fuqua Molly and Henry Froelich

Shannon Easley Chris Cline

Rex Fuqua The Lookout Foundation Betsy and Mark West

Katie and Read Fahs Yvonne and Robert Spiotta Cindy Ferguson Mary Lindgren Elizabeth and Tyler Spratlin Beth Finnerty Karen and Jim Bailey Nancy and Lewis Glenn Wally and Tommy Hills Edwina and Tom Johnson Jackie and Tony Montag Kelley Peace Lee Sobel Betsy and Mark West Clare Whitfield Connor Fischer The Fischer Trust Jennifer and David Foster Cara Isdell Lee and Zak Lee Duvall Fuqua Cynthia and Michael Reid Sally Singletary

Beth Inman Nancy and Jack Calhoun Leigh and Tim Walsh Betty Ann Inman Leigh and Tim Walsh

Glenn Family Wellness Center Staff John Gentry

Clay Jackson Betsy and Mark West

Emma Gordon Karin Spiegler

Doug Jackson Daisy Ellis

Helen and John Gordon Gail Wilson

Jane Jackson Kristin Clyde

Bess Greenberg Amy and Josh Greenberg

Jane and Clay Jackson Courtnay and Scott Bazemore Penny and Billy Peebles

Rebecca and Sanjay Gupta Cara Isdell Lee and Zak Lee Dana Halberg and Larry Pless Louise and Bruce Faurot Emily Hatcher Margie Hatcher Marci Healy Elizabeth Alexander Paige and Charles Honeycutt Cara Isdell Lee and Zak Lee

Tom Johnson William Shaffer Ashley Kelly Mary Louise and Greg Ward Henry (Hank) Kowalczyk Martha Logan Cara Isdell Lee and Zack Lee Jennifer and David Foster Laura Leibman Jackie and Jay Berkelhamer

Julie and Billy Levine Andrea and Ned Montag

Tricia Nalle Marjette and James McDonnell

Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Lynda and Don Loeffler

Kim Nalley Julie Bradbury Katie Bronstein Maggie Goodsell Clayton Howell Stephanie and Street Nalley Kendrick and Chris Williams

Valerie Love Julie and Billy Levine Will McCollam Kim and Stephen McCollam Leigh Ann McKinley Beth Doran Jan Wallace Sue McKinley Helen Ballard Beth Doran Ruth and Garry Schaefer Jenny Milkey Jean and Bill Millkey Christopher Miller Lorraine Miller Andrea Montag Kristin Clyde Andrea and Ned Montag Molly and John Jamieson Jackie Montag The Dot and Lam Hardman Family Foundation Patty and Doug Reid Jackie and Tony Montagâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 60th Anniversary Ellen and Jack Holland Liza Montag Robyn and Tom Barkin Joseph Foley Ann Nable Caryl and Frank Rinker Irish Nall Marion Bunker

(L) Nancy See, Jenny Pruitt, Beth Finnerty, Lisa Boyd Johnson; (R) John & Sue McKinley, Tom Johnson

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Hayley Nell Janine and Mike Nell Anna ParĂŠ Diana Conway Jay and John Weber Nancy and Bill Izlar Julia and Charles Hill Beth Park Deborah and Michael Bald Shannon and Stan Dixon Lee and Trey Loughran Cathy and Scott Rhodes Karen and Richard Parker Becky and Courts Cooledge Lib and Neal Quirk Richard Parker The Lookout Foundation Betsy and Mark West Leigh Pollard Mary Ellen and Scott Klinger Pattie and Ed McCrady Jen and Tom Puricelli Tricia Stevens Jenny Pruitt Maryanne and William Winchester Denise Rezek Shayla and Chip Rumely Becky Riley Patty and Jim Hatcher Hampty and David Smith

(L) Caroline Westphal and Emily Barber; (Center) Front: Donna & Chip Davidson, Cathy Brewer & Frank Elliott; Back: Melanie & Howard Hung, Donna & Stan Sands, Kathy & Tom Cotney, Cathy & Chip Groome; (R) Mike and Morgan DiOrio, Katherine and Jason Deere, Laura and Robbie Service

Dr. and Mrs. George Rinker Caryl and Frank Rinker

DeAnna and Drew Thomas Cara Isdell Lee and Zak Lee

Our Woodcrest Neighbors Elizabeth and Mike Nadal

Lizzie Scott Beth and James Scott

Jennifer H. Walker Cathy and Jimmy Walker

Margie and Robert Wynne Mrs. Overton A. Currie

Susie Sherrill Libba and Bill Shortridge

Mary Watson Patty and Jim Hatcher

Robby Wynne Mrs. Overton A. Currie

Libba Shortridge Virginia and Bond Almand

Mary and Tom Watson Molly and John Jamieson

Endowment Gifts

Jack Smith Ann Smith

Betsy West Liza and Brad Jancik Bet and Carter Pope

Allison Williams Financial Aid Endowed Fund Nancy and Ted Spetnagel

Betsy and Mark West Bettie Patterson

Charles B. West Chief Medical Officer Endowment The West Foundation, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. David Tate Caryl and Frank Rinker Diana Tipton Nan and Ed Easterlin Cindy and William Mallard Carleen Newsome Wendy and Pete Petersen Diana and Mark Tipton Liz and Peter Lauer

Mark West Libby and Brooks Barge Shannon Wiley Shirley Smith

Skyland Trail President & CEO Endowment The West Foundation, Inc.

We witnessed the heartbreaking consequences of an event in a young man’s life and the resulting desperation undergone by the family to find help for him. After an agonizing search they found Skyland Trail. From the moment he stepped through the door he was on his way back to a fulfilling and productive life. Because we’ve seen the anguish and desperation first-hand and the transformational healing provided by Skyland Trail, our financial support of Skyland Trail is an important way for us to give back to our community.

– Donna and Stan Sands, 2017 Southern Shindig Leadership Sponsors, and 2018 Benefits of Laughter Event Chairs

Financial Aid Funds Julia Zellars Financial Aid Fund Hugh M. Inman Foundation

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2 017 C A P ITA L C A M PA I G N Campaign Committee

Skyland Trail is developing a residential campus and treatment program

Campaign Chairs

for adolescents ages 14 to 17 with mood and anxiety disorders.

Rex Fuqua Rand Glenn Hagen Tom Johnson (shown below, left to right)

Committee Members

Joanna Adams Tom Bell Duvall Fuqua Allison Hill, JD, PhD Jim Howard Billy Huger Clay Jackson Amy Rollins Kreisler Melissa Lowe Lorri McClain Ned Montag Colleen Nunn Richard Parker Nina Schwartz

Beyond the construction of a new campus and the development of a new treatment program, contributions to the $20 million Building Resilience, Changing Lives campaign will enable us to give teens with mental health disorders the care and support they need to heal, grow, and prepare for a future full of possibilities.

A 30,000 sq ft treatment facility and 26-bed residential hall will open in 2019.

A key focus of clinical programming

Adolescent Campus

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will be helping teens learn healthy coping skills to manage stress and navigate school as well as peer and family relationships. After comprehensive diagnostic assessments, adolescent patients will be matched with a specialized treatment plan based on their diagnoses, symptoms, strengths, and goals. On-staff tutors will partner with schools to help patients stay current with their courses, while complementary therapies, including art, music, and recreational therapy, will

help teens find new tools for staying healthy. Parents will participate in family therapy sessions and education classes to help them make important changes in family dynamics to support long-term recovery.

Donor listing includes gifts received through December 31, 2017.

Founders

Leaders

Pacesetters

Visionary Founders Gifts of $3,000,000 or more

Gifts of $100,000-$249,999

Gifts of $10,000-$49,999

Duvall and Rex Fuqua Jane and Clay Jackson Amy and Nevin Kreisler Kelly Loeffler and Jeffrey Sprecher Griff and Charles Smithgall The West Foundation

Rev. Dr. Joanna M. Adams and Alfred B. Adams III The Chandler Family Foundation The Fraser-Parker Foundation Bernard and Anne Howell Gray Advised Fund Dana Halberg and Larry Pless Kristin and Jim Howard The Hugh M. Inman Foundation Betts Culp Love Melissa and Chris Lowe Jackie and Tony Montag Andrea and Ned Montag The Colleen and Sam Nunn Family Foundation Diana and Mark Tipton June and Michael Tompkins The Wink and Mark Wynne Fund

The Realan Foundation Robert W. Woodruff Foundation Leadership Founders Gifts of $1,000,000-$2,999,999

The Wilbur & Hilda Glenn Family Foundation The O. Wayne Rollins Foundation Sustaining Founders Gifts of $250,000-$1,999,999

Anonymous Jennifer and Thomas Bell Family Foundation Edwina and Tom Johnson The Palumbo Family Charitable Fund

Benefactors Gifts of $50,000-$99,999

Anonymous Muffett and Richard Arroll Patty and Doug Reid

Early philanthropic support has helped the Building Resilience,

Friends

Changing Lives campaign start strong and advance quickly toward

Gifts of $1,000-$9,999

a 2018 ground-breaking for the new campus and a 2019 grand opening of the adolescent program.

Virginia Apperson Beth Finnerty and David Martin Cindy and Bill Fowler

Isabel Fuqua Glover and Davis, P.A. Julia and Eli Green Rand and Seth Hagen Hills Family Foundation Felicia and Billy Huger Courtney and Kyle Jenks The Lookout Foundation Gary D. Matthews Denise and Jay D. Mitchell Doris and Jeff Muir Karen and Clay Rolader Nina and Bill Schwartz Michelle and Steve Sullivan Richard Thompson Sara and Bob Walker Brooke and Winston Weinmann Tyler and Robby Wynne

Donors Gifts under $1,000

Molly and Henry Froelich Barbara and Bruce Irvine

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2017 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS REVENUE

EXPENSES

Revenue

Breakdown of Program Revenue

Sources of Charitable Donations

43%  Restricted Revenue Capital Campaign

62%  Residential Treatment

55%  Individuals

22%  Day Treatment

28%  Foundations

10%  Physician Services & Family Therapy

17%  Corporate & Business

40%  Program Revenue 9%  Restricted Revenue Non-Capital Campaign 6%  Unrestricted Revenue 1%  Financial Aid Contributions <1%  Other

4%  Independence Coaching

Direct Program Expenses

Distribution of Financial Aid

by Program

42%  Residential Treatment

78%  Residential Treatment

28%  Day Treatment 12%  Physician Services & Family Therapy

2%  Primary Care

9%  Independence Coaching

<1%  LEAP

3%  LEAP

<1%  Vocational Services

3%  Primary Care

6%  Day Treatment <1%  LEAP <1%  Vocational

3%  Vocational Services

STRONG FINANCES

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15%  Independence Coaching & Transitional Housing

2017 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

Richard Parker, Chair Michael Tompkins, Vice Chair Clay Jackson, Treasurer Marjorie Wynne, Secretary

Cindy Ferguson, Chair Brooks Barge Emily Bleke Kit Bowlin Wes Bradshaw Tracy Cahillane Mike Dobbs Charles Doty Jennifer Fuqua Fowler Alan Hamilton Hill Hardman Allison Hill, JD, PhD Keisha Hines Mary Johnson Carrie Lanier Cara Isdell Lee Valerie Love Missy Madden Kim Marks Liz Means Bob Mills Michael Mock Andrea Montag Carla Neal-Haley Kevin Nolan Beth Park Christine Ragland Daraka Satcher Lizeth Arizmendi Smithgall Harrison Spry Andy Stull Paula Tkac Mary Watson Charles Wellborn Leslie Wierman

Charles B. Nemeroff, MD, PhD, Chair University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine

Rev. Joanna Adams J. Rex Fuqua Bernard Gray Rand Glenn Hagen Dana Halberg Thomas D. Hills James Howard William E. Huger, III Don Inman Amy Rollins Kreisler Kelly Loeffler Betts Love Melissa Lowe Jay D. Mitchell Jackie Montag Jeff Muir Patty Reid Michelle Sullivan Mark Tipton Bob Walker Brooke Weinmann Robby Wynne Cindy Ferguson, Ex-Officio/Advisory Board Chair

EMERITUS DIRECTORS Vivian DuBose, Chair Richard Bryant Cecil Conlee John Gordon Betty Ann Inman Beth Jones Mark C. West Blanton C. Winship

Skyland Trail just completed its strongest performance in its 29-year

W. Edward Craighead, PhD Emory University School of Medicine

history. The Rollins Campus

Mark A. Frye, MD Mayo Clinic

more clients than projected,

Philip D. Harvey, PhD University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

Wellness Clinic continues

Ned H. Kalin, MD University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Clinton D. Kilts, PhD University of Arkansas â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Medical Sciences Psychiatric Research Institute Mark L. Rosenberg, MD, MPP The Task Force for Global Health-Retired David R. Rubinow, MD University of North Carolina School of Medicine Alan F. Schatzberg, MD Stanford University School of Medicine

for young adults served and the Glenn Family to grow as the medical home to a growing number of clients and alumni. We look forward to continuing to deliver outstanding outcomes for our clients in 2018.

Richard Parker Chair, Board of Directors

Douglas M. Ziedonis, MD, MPH University of Massachusetts Medical School

Diana Tipton, Ex-Officio/Associates President Nancy Caswell, Ex-Officio/Past Associates President

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